New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-18
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DoUeHERTY-on Tuesday. May II. Mary Donsher'y
deaes IA Vest 2os.s Friends are astei
Interment at Greenwood
GooDWIJ-At Flushing T. l., Tuesiay morning. 18th inst
oipneunonia. Florence D., beloved wiie OF L. H. Good
Funeral services ST Georges Church. Flushns Friday
rena Gn arrival sss rna from Long Island CITY
HINE-sMrrH-on Sunday, May l5 Annie Merwin wife Of
Robert e line and youngest daughter of L. smith,
Relatives ami friends respectfully invited attend the
SiSave and lsihs on Thursday Nay TO- a; soe m
Kindly flowers
JoHNsroN-ot heart DISEASE st his late residence Me-
% hs e y Gn 81 y May 10 1887
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p are uosr rs ,I,s: ssy invited to attend
LIvINosToN-on Mon.ay evening the 18th inst, Susan
yanarsi wife Of William svingstop
n is kindly requested no towers be sent. 49,
LLoYD-In BrooAyn on Sunday. May Is James Oscar
Relatives and saas the family isyitei
oush.st. wednesday, 18th last. att D N.
MILLER.-At Fairvew, " j.. Tuesday. May II. 1887,
S sSes on a funsr sSf hereafter ns SsSt'
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Milford in ne 52iy year u his age ,o, ,,,, =,
2i5 H. Relatives friends respectfully invited.
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IT. 1887. Charles L. Perkins OF New.York CITY,
Vicsraenera OF The 4rchdooese Of New York " II takc
place at the Cathedral wednesday, tho 18th inst at 10
At regaIar meeting o, the of ST. Patricks
Cathedral in the City OF NewYor held the 5th dayof
May 1897 at 268 Mulberrysr the following preamble and
resolutions unanimously adopted:
whereas The Board q Trustees q st. Pat Cathedral
M o Of e
and desires give some the Gel
swsf R %o ssd Hs f nS. has Issnss
msnt Of the Roman Catholic religion in this Archdiocese
I've III Il Rs Ts q qPTd du1I forty
ecclesiastical in this city Of the Most Rev.
aO 5 9Sss at 9 Rev. e Con-
rgan the DECEASED exhibited most intense
motion q Catholic INSTITUTION, Of saasstiOn
try anaassng zeal and attention may be
ssa no sa 81 o% him The
ssve Gw 30 rny %sSu
OF temper and sound advice extended at all times TO the Rev
himself while Lying their and respect and The demise
OF tins good Pastor all feel the affection Of being deprived Of
Resolved That we tender the Most Rev Archbishop
condolences y this Whereby ts
safe counsellor in discharge responsi
duties Of his sacred oaCe the Clergy Of friend
Rssoiasd $nStes
and copy signed by the committee RENTED 10 INC os
Reverend @ end Ss isEs be HISsaed
EuaFSE KELLY. DiA'of''
JEREMIAH DByELIS, COMMITTED
GEORGE b. COLEMAN,
meeting the Board Of Managers OF the Roman Cath
ole Orphan Asylum held May ~ 1884, the following reso
lutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That the OF the Roman Catholic Orphan
with the deepest emotions OF regret and sorrow nave
learned Of the recent deceas Paris Of their friend
beloved associate and vicechairman the Right koy.
Mgr QUINN late Vicar OF the Diocese OF NewYork
Resolved further That the development and success in
orphan asyums n large measure due
TO his intelligent aud powerful cooperation and his untrng
| zeal and daily devotion TO its interests
Resolved further That by the death OF Mgr Qunn the or
asyums lost devoted friend the sisters in
charge the asyums wise spiritual advser and the mana
| gers discreet and experienced co-aborer
further That these resolutions be engrossed and
copy be conspicuous place IN the Madison
| and Fifth avenue asylum buildings respectively
| JAMES DWELL. Second Vice President
| FRANCIS HIGGINS Secretary.
sPEDDEN-In this city, on Tuesday, May II Edgar sped
den OF the late Commodore Spedden. OF NewOfeans
Notice OF iuneral hereafter
| NewOreans papers please COPY
| SPECK. Ma RKS-On Tues ay May H. Florence Gold.
twaie. wife o. Oscar o. speck, and daughter Oh Arei
| Marks. .. .,--, -
Funeral from residence Thursday at o'clock M
THoMAs-At the residence Of his parents l2Q Park Place
Brooxlyn " " May IL 1887, William h Thomas, son OF
| Edward b. and Mary B. Thomas. aged years and ,
|
| Funeral private.